Visualization is a potent mental strategy that athletes employ to sharpen their performance. This technique involves creating vivid mental images of success, which can enhance focus, boost confidence, and improve execution during games.

To see a glimpse of the kind of content we offer, check out this sample of Secondary Break Actions. This resource alone could change the way you approach your transitions.

Before outlining the three essential traits for a successful staff meeting, I want to briefly explain how we conduct staff meetings in...

A player learns when they apply what you said, not when you say it.

Winning a fight against your Superintendent and School Board is impossible. They always come out victorious in "coach battles".

Some random thoughts for coaches.

Have you given your team the Foxhole test?

Empowering your players at halftime and after the game - The Don Meyer way.

Self-Scouting Your Team

A coach can fail to make the team experience about the kids, so can the parents.

Ryan Holiday is an author and student of philosophy, most currently the Stoics. He has authored Stillness is the Key , Ego is the Enemy...

Our earliest habits formed.... are imitated.

This week's Coach Mays Minute is about summer basketball.

Thanks for Logan Hanson (@BVMLoganHanson) at @BVMSports for a great story.

Does your relationship with your players depend on how much they play?

Coach Mays voted Kentucky's COY by Louisville Courier-Journal.

Remember, you want to connect more than communicate.

When you find that your team isn't where you thought they'd be, fix your efforts back on the process of improvement.

Our players have learned that if they control the controllables, they won't be victims to uncontrollable circumstances.